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Ann Trieger Kurland

Ann Trieger Kurland

Global Correspondent at The Boston Globe

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  • English
Covering topics
  • Beverages

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Recent Articles

bostonglobe.com

Steeping in history: Acton’s century-old tea business thrives

“A lot goes into a cup of tea,” says Hartley Johnson, owner and tea blender at the Mark T. Wendell Tea Company. Founded in 1904, it’s one of the country’s oldest and most respected fine tea importers.
10 days ago
bostonglobe.com

Afternoon tea returns to The Newbury

Who can resist dainty sandwiches and pastries and baskets of scones?
16 days ago
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BPL Spice Bank collects donations to preserve culinary traditions

Effort aims to bring flavor to Boston’s food pantries.
about 1 month ago
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Surprise Cake’s sweet success story

It’s the $60 invention that’s reinventing the birthday surprise.
about 2 months ago
bostonglobe.com

Bourbon-smoked pumpkin spice is a new twist on a fall favorite

The result is a subtle, smoky, earthy warmth that adds a twist to fall treats, cocktails, and even savory dishes.
3 months ago
bostonglobe.com

Kansas company crafts gourmet vanilla with a twist

Kate Banks starts with just two ingredients: single-origin vanilla beans and top-shelf spirits.
3 months ago
bostonglobe.com

Marion’s Pie Shop in Chatham is the apple of a lot of eyes

Marion’s Pie Shop in Chatham is the apple of a lot of eyes
3 months ago
bostonglobe.com

Boston Local Food Festival returns for 15th year

With more than 100 vendors, restaurants, food makers, food trucks, farms, and fisheries, it’s one of the largest single-day food events in the area.
3 months ago
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Revelry N’awlins Cuisine food truck goes where the good times are

‘Be a New Orleanian wherever you are.’
4 months ago
bostonglobe.com

Farmers To You isn’t your traditional CSA

The organization provides growers and makers better margins and steady sales while making it easier for customers to buy local, farm-produced foods.
4 months ago
bostonglobe.com

Know a cookie monster with food allergies? They can safely gobble t...

Real has won multiple Best Snack and Best Grain-Free Cookie awards from Good Housekeeping.
4 months ago